Kelly McCoy 1.9.21 Sara Gammon Brown Bickford (1852 – 1931) was the first Black woman to own a utility company. Born into slavery in 1852, she was separated from her parents when they were sold, and she never saw them again. The video below will weave you through the life of Sara Bickford. A Black … More Notes and Sources on the Life of Sara Bickford, Entrepreneur (1852 – 1931)
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Negro Leaguer John Donaldson To Be Honored With a Statue and Baseball Field in His Name … More Negro Leaguer John Donaldson To Be Honored With a Statue and Baseball Field in His Name
